- than Fitzgerald's Omar is a translation." His
letter ended "In
final commiseration".
Monroe interpreted his
silence after that as his
resignation from...
- at the time, and a
public outcry ensued.
Thomas Jefferson's
earlier commiseration with New
Hampshire Governor William Plumer stated essentially that the...
-
tourist smitten with a mad p****ion for this
voluptuous marble; and the
commiseration his
state of mind
inspired set
aside all idea of ridicule." A marble...
-
spelling pronunciations /tɪsk/ or /tʌt/), as an
interjection to
express commiseration, disapproval, irritation, or to call a
small animal.
German (ts or tss)...
-
write fairly on the subject"; and
repeatedly offered his
regrets and
commiseration over
their difficult situation in America,
stating it was a "real tragedy"...
-
Amethyst fights Jasper but
cannot get the
upper hand until, in a
moment of
commiseration with Steven, she
fuses with him into
Smoky Quartz. Jasper's rash decision...
-
beginning to Bill Wilson's (Bill W.) and Bob Smith's (Dr. Bob)
first commiseration alcoholic-to-alcoholic in 1935.
Meeting through the
Christian revivalist...
-
speak to
Doris Stokes.
Stokes had
spoken to Dawn by telephone,
offering commiseration and
asking to be
updated with the
results of the
tests that
would determine...
-
being abandoned. I was just exploding. She saw that and it's like...
commiseration. She
captured the
loneliness of everyone. It's all
people who want to...
- and he
seems unable or
unwilling to reciprocate; she
received similar commiseration from Jack Harkness, who is also
infatuated with him, in "The
Sound of...
